Wuzhai Lotus Leaf Ping Composition

Heyeping is not far from Wuzhai County, especially after the tourist highway is built, it can be reached in just over an hour. Along the way, you can see ancient temples hanging on the walls, clear streams winding down the valley floor, birds in and out of the forest, and strange rocks occasionally exposed, making it a rich and colorful landscape painting. It is said that the value of Heyeping mainly lies in the alpine meadows, so I had no time to take into account the beautiful scenery along the way. As the mountain road spiraled up, the car stopped at the Beijiang Terrace in Heyeping. I began to explore this vast, rough and spiritual pure land. Why did Heyeping get its name? It is said that there are two reasons: first, a plant called dry lotus grows wild all over the mountains in this area, so this high-altitude but very flat "ping" is called lotus leaf flat. Second, this alpine meadow is tender and green and looks like a lotus leaf, so it is called Heyeping. For the moment, I couldn't judge whether these two conclusions were right or wrong. After getting off the bus, I started my journey to the meadow. Heyeping is divided into three parts, namely North Jiangtai, South Jiangtai and the valley connecting the two platforms. We first climbed to Beijiangtai, which is the fourth highest peak in North China with an altitude of 2,784 meters. Walking to the edge of Beijiang Taipei, you can have a panoramic view of Wuzhai and Qianlan 80 miles away. There is a cool breeze here, the green grass is swaying, and groups of cattle and horses are grazing leisurely, neighing and answering, or chasing each other, all of them are fat and shiny. The scenery of Nanjiangtai and Beijiangtai is similar, but the area is larger and there are more wild flowers of various colors here, like an endless carpet. There are also dozens of large and small "haizi" in Nanjiangtai and Beijiangtai, which are lakes with water all year round. A miracle. Standing on the meadow and looking around, except for the main peak of Luya Mountain in the distance, nothing else can be seen. The edge of the meadow seems to be the end of the sky. Standing here, there is an otherworldly and fairyland feeling. It is said that Heyeping was once the place where Yang Liulang stationed troops and reorganized his army in the Song Dynasty. The "Shimazha" not far away is the relic of that time. Returning to the low-lying valley from Nanjiangtai, I felt something new. The valley is high in the west and low in the east, and is sloping, extending towards the main peak of Luya Mountain, as if a leaf stem is closely connected to the main peak. The sun gradually rises, and mist rises continuously from the valley around Heyeping. It suddenly dawned on me, haha, no wonder people call it Heyeping. It seems that it is not just because of the lush dry lotus growing here, but because the entire meadow is like a huge lotus leaf, which rolls with the wind on the water-filled "river", and each one is large or small. "Haizi", isn't it the dewdrops rolling on the green lotus leaves? Aren't the paths trodden by cows and horses the same as the veins on the lotus leaves? The lotus flowers stand tall and graceful, and the lotus leaves spread out in the wind. This is a picture of lotus flowers with a radius of hundreds of miles and spanning three counties. Standing on the huge lotus leaf, we not only feel our own insignificance, but also feel proud. I am small because I can hardly feel myself lying on the carpet-like grass. I am proud that we have such an unknown virgin land, an oasis with endless charm.

The Lotus Leaf Ping is sacred. It lives under the sky and on the top of the slope. It is tightly wrapped in thick green vegetation and looks so pure and majestic. For many years, people have flocked here like pilgrims during the scorching summer heat. , seeking spiritual relief and spiritual comfort